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This week we breached 3000 deaths in a day – a sorry state of affairs. Here are some charts/images with certain data highlighted: There are also a couple of other notable statistics: 1) in December we are averaging above 200K cases per day now, 2) we seem to be averaging over 1 million cases a…
I read today that the hospital collapse has begun. That means that the death rate should start rising precipitously fairly soon. Last night, as I pulled data, I was seeing record numbers and I don’t believe we are yet at the point where Thanksgiving gatherings are appearing – that’s about another week for the Thanksgiving…
I’ve had a chance to play around with the John Hopkins data and found that there is a little twist in how Power BI pulls in the data. The access is not like the Wikipedia or the Covid tracking project; some additional manipulation needs to be done. The GitHub twist First, be aware that the…
“You have to do the work”, “Work hard, play hard”, “Show up and do the work”, “There are no shortcuts”. These refrains are thrown around a lot but I don’t think the average American got it in them to “do the hard work” when it comes to combatting the coronavirus. Travel Data Source of data:…
We’re deep into the third surge and it looks like the case infections are accelerating. This week we hovered around 150 to 170K in daily infection rate and deaths have been above 1000 per day which kind of roughly translates to a person dying somewhere in the US every minute. Think about that…every minute, a…
Yesterday, after I finished posting my blog post, I did my usual evening pull down of data and review of the latest results. And yikes! Graphically, it looked like the cases jumped so I’m going to briefly talk about those before heading to my original topic: dates in power BI. That second topic will be…
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